Golf, Olsen Tiger accusation: "Suspended for doping." Manager and deny Pga

The American pro launches the bomb on Woods by radio: "I heard from a credible person." The agent Steinberg: "Allegations absolutely and unequivocally false." Even the circuit Use denies the measure.

 The PGA Tour and the agent of Tiger Woods denied today that former No. 1 in the world of golf is out of the fields for a suspension for doping, as stated by Dan Olsen, the PGA Tour pro who does not participate in a tournament Use the maximum circuit since 2011. Olsen said Friday in a radio Michigan that "a credible person" would have reported that Woods would be suspended by the PGA for a month for failing a doping test.Now, of course, the denial by Mark Steinberg, Woods' agent, who issued a statement in which he denies any wrongdoing. "These accusations are absolutely, unequivocally and completely false. There is no source, are not verified and are totally ridiculous. The PGA Tour has already confirmed that there is no truth in these allegations. " Even the American circuit has denied the accusations made by Olsen.Bruised - Tiger started the season badly, after a 2014 full of physical problems in which it is finally back operation. In his first tournament of 2015 in Phoenix, he missed the cut by signing his worst result with 82 shots. Then withdrew from the tournament Torrey Pines again for back pain. On February 11, announced that he would take an indefinite hiatus until his game was not good enough to come back to compete again. Just this new stop has sparked speculation. Woods, winner of 14 Major does not win one of the major tournament circuit since 2008 and it is unknown if it will play the Masters at Augusta in April that he had already jumped last year to an operation of a herniated disc.